ORANGEVALE – Jan’s Lounge in Orangevale will feature two nights of live music this weekend, offering a mix of classic rock and high-energy cover tunes for local music fans. Character Assassins will perform Friday, followed by Unlicensed Therapy on Saturday. Both shows run from 8 p.m. to midnight with no cover charge, continuing Jan’s tradition of providing free weekend entertainment in a casual, community-focused setting.

On Friday night, it’s a multigenerational rock experience as Character Assassins takes the stage at 8 p.m. Known for fusing three generations of high-energy rock and roll, this band keeps the party going until midnight with a show that spans eras and gets the crowd moving. Whether you’re into the classics or something with a little edge, this group delivers a full night of rock without skipping a beat.

Saturday keeps the momentum going as Unlicensed Therapy hits the stage at 8 p.m. A dynamic and interactive cover band with a playful twist, this group is built from seasoned musicians who know how to get the crowd involved and keep the vibe upbeat. From marquee events to local stages, they bring an infectious energy that makes every show feel like a celebration. Saturday’s set also runs until midnight with no cover required.

Jan’s Lounge is located at 9222 Greenback Lane in the heart of downtown Orangevale, conveniently situated between Chestnut and Walnut avenues. It’s a local favorite known for its friendly neighborhood vibe and strong weekend lineups. In addition to a full-service bar and spacious seating indoors and out, Jan’s also serves homemade pizzas and other menu offerings to keep guests fueled for a full night of fun. The venue also features TVs for sports fans, pool tables, and a casual, welcoming environment.

For more on upcoming events and venue details, visit janslounge.com, and be sure to check FolsomTimes.com for more entertainment news and the publication’s free community event calendar.

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